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Syr Konrad, the Grimengine$36.85Rewards your creatures dying and turns death into ongoing value, similar to Myrkul's graveyard-to-board engine. It also fits a sacrifice-heavy Abzan-style shell even though it doesn't make copies.Teysa Karlovengine$1.30Doubles death and token-trigger value for a sacrifice deck, making it a strong structural partner to Myrkul's game plan. It doesn't animate the dead, but it amplifies the same creatures-dying theme.Meren of Clan Nel Tothrecursion$1.47Another commander that converts creature deaths into recurring board advantage from the graveyard. Meren is slower and more recursive, but she fills a similar sacrifice-and-reuse role.Chthonian Nightmarerecursion$0.98Turns creatures dying into immediate replacement value by bringing bodies back from the graveyard repeatedly. It plays a similar attrition game, though with a more focused recursion pattern.The Ancient Oneengine$1.74A graveyard-centric black-green value creature that can leverage sacrificed or milled creatures for pressure. It doesn't copy creatures, but it occupies a similar payoff slot in self-sacrifice decks.Dollhouse of Horrorsrecursion$0.34Reanimates dead creatures into token copies with modified stats, giving a board-presence-from-graveyard effect close to Myrkul. It is more colorless and artifact-based, but the functional overlap is strong.The Scarab Godrecursion$3.85Exiles creatures from graveyards to make token copies, which is one of the closest parallels to Myrkul's death-to-copy conversion. It uses a different color pair and targets any graveyard, but the core function is very similar.Rite of the Raging Stormtoken_generation$0.41Creates repeated token bodies that turn death and combat into ongoing pressure, fitting the same attrition-oriented token plan. It doesn't interact with the graveyard, but it supports sacrifice and board churn strategies.
